Can’t Stop Houston. Can’t Stop Us.

UH launched a new, multi-year marketing campaign that builds on the relentless achievements of its students, faculty and researchers. The campaign showcases the University’s unstoppable momentum toward becoming a top 50 public university.

Pharmacy Excellence Recognized

The Society of Infectious Diseases Pharmacists named Professor of Pharmacy Vincent H. Tam a Fellow for his impactful contributions to infectious diseases practice and research.

The Energy Transition

The 2024 Joint Technical Conference hosted by UH and the University of Utah’s Energy & Geoscience Institute will delve into the latest research and developments in energy production.

Local Election Survey

A survey of likely voters by the Hobby School of Public Affairs shows that Harris County voters appear poised to elect Democratic candidates in key countywide offices. Crime and rising property taxes were each cited by 16% of voters as the single most serious issue facing the county. 

Early Voting Begins Oct. 21

UH will once again serve as an early voting and election day polling station. Early voting will be held from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m., Monday, Oct. 21, through Friday, Nov. 1, at the Student Center South Space City Room.

Houston Chronicle

HISD’s $4.4B Bond Would Spend About $445M on Schools With Large Projected Enrollment Declines

 

Houston Public Media

Even in a Social Media World, Where We Live Shapes Our Attitudes the Most

 

Houston Chronicle

Democrats Favored to Sweep Republicans in Harris County Elections, UH Poll Shows

 

Ship Technology
How to Solve Growing Port Congestion

 

Houston Landing
Harris County DA Race: Teare, Simons Records Very Different Tenures as Prosecutors

 

Sports Illustrated
Kelvin Sampson's Adds Financial Literacy to NIL Approach in Houston

Inside Higher Ed

Higher Ed’s (Anti)Trust Problem
A new lawsuit accuses 40 universities and the College Board of colluding to inflate tuition. Does it hold legal water or simply reflect rising indignation over college cost?

 

EdSource

‘Academic Probation’ Sends Message to Students That College Isn’t for Them, Research Says

Experts favor less demoralizing term like "academic notice" — and suggest campuses should work with notified students.

Shawn Lindsey | Assoc. VC/VP for Media Relations
selindsey@uh.edu | 713-743-5725

 

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